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LAW,
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND SOCIAL CHANGE
18-29 August, 1997
Course Director: András Sajó (CEU)
Resource persons:
Larry Lessig
(University of Chicago)
Alexander Blankenagel (Humboldt Universität, Berlin)
Dennis Galligan (Oxford University)
Course description
This course is aimed at giving
simultaneously an insight into basic structures of German, US and British
administrative law and procedure and simultaneously into the functioning
of public bureaucracies under the conditions of the rule of law. The course
will concentrate on sectors of administrative law which are paradigmatic
for the transition in Eastern Europe: the preventive protection of public
order, building law and environmental law. Practical Western and Eastern
experience in permit procedures, public participation and interest representation
and the possibilities of judicial review will be discussed. The conditions
of balancing public and private interest in administration with special
reference to the available resources in Eastern Europe will be reviewed.
The course is offered to undergraduates
and graduates in law, public administration and political sciences.
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